Excerpts from Ed Hawkins’ book- In Bookie Gambler Fixer Spy, which looks at the match-fixing issue plaguing cricket
International friendly preview: Malaysia vs Bangladesh
Malaysia will be out to claim a morale-boosting victory over Bangladesh at the Bukit Jalil Stadium on Tuesday night, in their final warm-up fixture before the AFF Suzuki Cup Chris Harris of New Zealand and Heath Streak of Zimbabwe
BLOEMFONTEIN – MARCH 8: Chris Harris of New Zealand and Heath Streak of Zimbabwe share a laugh during the Cricket World Cup Super Six match between New Zealand and Zimbabwe held at Goodyear Park in Bloemfontein, South Africa on March 8, 2003. (Photo by Nick Laham/Getty Images) Cricket World Cup
11 Mar 1996: Chris Harris of New Zealand salutes the crowd as he reaches his century during the World Cup Quarter Final between Australia and New Zealand played in Madras, India. Mandatory Credit: Shaun Botterill/ALLSPORT Cricket World Cup
11 Mar 1996: Chris Harris of New Zealand plays a shot in his innings of 130 during the World Cup Quarter Final between Australia and New Zealand played in Madras, India. Mandatory Credit: Graham Chadwick/ALLSPORT Chris Harris dismisses John Blain
31 May 1999: Chris Harris of New Zealand takes the wicket of John Blain of Scotland in the World Cup Group B game at Raeburn Place in Edinburgh, Scotland. New Zealand won by 6 wickets to qualify for the Super Sixes. \ Mandatory Credit: Craig Prentis /Allsport NFL: Ravens safety Reed banned for illegal hit
(Reuters) – The NFL has suspended Baltimore Ravens safety Ed Reed for one game without pay for an illegal hit in Sunday's game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, the league said on Monday. Reed was penalized for unnecessary roughness in the third quarter of the game following a hit to the head and neck area of defenseless receiver Emmanuel Sanders. It was the third violation in three years for the eight-time Pro Bowler, causing the NFL to take action. … Opinion: Italian football does not need another civil war
Cesare Polenghi – Goal.com Asia managing editor – believes the petty squabbling in Italian must end for the game to halt a worrying decline 
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